Traffic, healthcare, green space: UT clears Rs 176cr infra push | Chandigarh News

The appraisal committee, headed by UT chief secretary H Rajesh Prasad, recommended administrative approval and financial sanction for an Rs 89-crore elevated road at Khudda Jassu and Khuda Lahora The appraisal committee, headed by UT chief secretary H Rajesh Prasad, recommended administrative approval and financial sanction for an Rs 89-crore elevated road at Khudda Jassu…

Read More

Meet Asomi, sheep that outbreeds everyone else in the flock | Guwahati News

Guwahati: Assam’s ‘Asomi’ sheep has received national recognition from the Indian Council of Agricultural Research’s National Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources (ICAR-NBAGR), making it the 11th indigenous animal from the state to receive such recognition.The Asomi breed is described as the 48th sheep breed in the country. India currently has 46 indigenous and one synthetic…

Read More

DGCA clearance awaited as IndiGo aircraft remains grounded in Gorakhpur | Lucknow News

DGCA clearance awaited as IndiGo aircraft remains grounded at Gorakhpur File Picture of Airbus A321-252NX bearing registration VT-ILR File Picture of Airbus A321-252NX bearing registration VT-ILR File Picture of Airbus A321-252NX bearing registration VT-ILR File Picture of Airbus A321-252NX bearing registration VT-ILR DGCA clearance awaited as IndiGo aircraft remains grounded at Gorakhpur File Picture of…

Read More

Mizoram’s ‘misogynistic’ marriage, divorce law faces challenge in SC | India News

Mizo woman challenges marriage law in SC, calls it ‘misogynistic and pro-Mizo men’ NEW DELHI: Entrepreneur and Congress functionary Meriam L Hrangchal Monday challenged the constitutional validity of Mizo Marriage, Divorce and Inheritance of Property Act, 2014, which was enacted by Congress govt headed by Lal Thanhawla, terming it “misogynistic and pro-Mizo men”.Hrangchal, daughter of…

Read More

In 1998, Costa Rica spread 12,000 tonnes of orange waste over degraded pasture; 16 years later, tree diversity had tripled and forest biomass was 176% higher

Aerial view of the orange peel-treated area (right) and untreated pasture (left), surveyed by Princeton researchers. In the late 1990s, an unusual conservation experiment began in Costa Rica when ecologists proposed using orange peels and pulp to help restore a badly degraded piece of land inside a national park.For this, orange juice company Del Oro…

Read More